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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 28, 1765

Page

3

Removal of neutrals from Halifax to Cape Francois

In Plantation News Boslon, Fan reports that about five to six hundred neutrals, four or five oath-takers, have boarded vessels for Cape Francois. Their departure affects local wood supply. Also from New York, 21, news notes a large Philadelphia store opening with Pennsylvania cloths, swan skins, linens, flannels, and blankets, selling well.

Boslon Halifax Cape Francois Great Britain New York Pennsylvania Philadelphia

Welch feast proceeds to London with royal gift on St David day

London report on St David’s Day festivities of Welch stewards. They met at the Thatch’d-house for breakfast, met the Prince of Wales, kissed his hand, and received a hundred guineas for educating Welch children in London. Prayers in Welch, a sermon by Rev Edwards, an anthem, and a banquet followed at Merchant Taylor’s Hall.

London St. David’s Saint of Wales Welch Paris Switzerland France Europe Innes Marseilles South America Newport Rhode Island South Carolina Bay of Honduras Bacaloa Jucafgg Whitfield America Colony of Connecticut New England Cowie Jamaica Countess Elgin Furterton Wood Cork Hastings Gavesend Penzance Laft Neptune Cornelius Kaay Malaga Amsterdam Jurgen Christian Schumacher Walcheren Ll.d. I J. B Bayonne Lisbon John Dordee Cape Finisterre Lancashire Thomas Barker Minorca Scotland Bruton Somersetfoire Poland Rufsia-Lemberg Kiew Halicz Fontainebleau Lord Byron Westminster Hall John Lord Baron Bowes Ireland John Pensonby House of Commons Thomas Fowke John Mordaunt Kn. and Barr James Cholmondeley Paul Mascareen Jamies Durand Marquis of Lorne Daniel Webb John Fitzwilliams James Patterson Robert Anstruther Charles Montagnu George Lord Barthes John Scanwix Charles Jefferyes William Strode Sir Jeffery Amherst Knt Bart Joseph Hudson Harry Entkind Archibald Dougas Robert Armiger John Guithn Studholm Hodgton George Augustus Eliott John Tovey Henry Whiey John Clavering George Carey George Gray James Adolphus Qughten John Gore James Murray George Matchamson Cyrus Trapaud Wilcan Boothby Bait Dhe William Krepper Richard Peiton John Furbar Benjamin Carpenter Jona Owen Bigoe Arxiticas Edward Harvey Earl of Parker Steel Zord Regiment of Foot Lord Forbes Hugh Dickson Lievenant West Ham William Keith St. Bartholomew the Less Sharp Mr. Dawes Dawes Buc York Sisarp William Dawes Hilliard Darbey Chaitchurch Newgate-street Horatio Townshend Thomas Townshend Easton-hall Essex Arthur Hatlerig Deptford Thomas Bayly Peter Hinde Thames Westminster Bridge Surry Side John Hail John Tyner Red Lion Grosvenor-inewg Richard Perry John Taylor Hannah Medley North-street Poplar Eae Wees

Postscript on cyder duty and public funds debate

The letter critiques the cyder tax and related excise policy as unjust and economically misfired. It argues for frugal use of public funds, warns against imbalanced taxation on beer drinkers and others, and cites historical officials on government waste. It ends with Cicero’s Pax et libertas and a critique of Voltaire's fables.

London Jean Pain England William II Leas Oliver Crackard

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